CALL US: (786) 228-6361
English & Español
CALL US: (786) 228-6361
English & Español
We help clients navigate a range of legal matters, including contracts, business formation, trademarks, business disputes, and more — in English and Spanish.
Coto & Waddington, Attorneys at Law is a boutique, bilingual (English & Spanish) law firm serving businesses, individuals, and families across South Florida. Partners Giuliana Coto, Esq. and Alexander Waddington, Esq.—both graduates of the University of Miami School of Law—provide clear, strategic legal counsel designed to protect what matters most. Our practice spans business and corporate law, helping startups, founders and small businesses form, fund, operate, and grow with confidence.
Entity formation, state filings, LLC operating agreements, corporate shareholder agreements, and strategic guidance on business structure.
Business contracts, non-disclosure agreements, vendor and service agreements, employment agreements, commercial negotiations, and strategic transactions.
Trademark clearance, registrability guidance, class selection, USPTO application filings, and office action responses.
Privacy policies, website terms, cookie policies, and online business compliance guidance.
SAFE agreements, convertible notes, cap tables, founder equity structuring, and early-stage financing guidance.
Ongoing legal support for contracts, negotiations, business operations, and strategic decision-making.
Representing businesses and individuals in disputes involving unpaid invoices, broken agreements, failed performance, and contract enforcement.
Helping business partners, co-founders, and LLC members navigate ownership conflicts, management disputes, buyouts, and exits.
Handling business disputes involving demand letters, pre-suit strategy, negotiations, and litigation.
Whether you’re forming a new venture, refreshing contracts, protecting your brand, or preparing for investment, we’re ready to help.
Disclaimer: This site is informational and not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is formed until a signed engagement agreement is executed.
